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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1963
Page
7
Pleasant July report notes heat and drought slowing lawn mowing, minimal weeds, and uneven crop health. Garden watering shows differences. early tomatoes good while late ones suffer. Corn blades curl and brown with moisture loss, some areas with recent showers look better. Family visits and upcoming weddings mentioned among local residents.
Los Angeles visitor Pat Sheetz spends weeks with her parents and relatives while Ed Chalupa hosts Sunday dinner with the Hayes family. Local families, including the Johnsons, Chorpenings, and Carsons, share visits and a humorous cabbage cutting tale during a cozy weekend at the Earl Chorpening home.
A wide column discusses the benefits and downsides of pesticides like DDT, noting millions saved through grain protection but acknowledging harm to birds and beneficial insects. It argues for public fear reduction, a presidential science committee study, and emphasizes private medical guidance to address health concerns.
United Press International outlines practical home tips and tricks. A wax coat prevents chrome trim rust on kitchen chairs and tables while nail polish remover handles paint splatters. Additional guidance covers jewelry cleaning, ladder safety, spout-taped containers, flooring care, baked beans, potatoes, and gilt frames with turpentine for luster.
United Press International outlines final wedding preparations in Chicago. Key tasks include addressing invitations three weeks before the ceremony, coordinating gifts and keepsakes, arranging attendants’ attire, hair styling, and showers. The bride handles most floral details while the groom plans the honeymoon, attire, and clergy stipend.
Los Angeles report on Paul Klein founder of 42 Products Inc turning a $900000 stake into a $4 million yearly business by hiring retired executives Cris Nelson and Kirkley Sinclair. Nelson retired to consultant duties, Sinclair remains active as president’s assistant as Klein plans further expansion and more trained retirees.
Journal lists multiple closing out sales for household goods and furniture at 614 North Marion 615 East Washington and 409 North Avenue B with 1 pm starts led by Mrs Leona Weir Nellie Bishop and Frank Shepherd. Additional weekly livestock sales are noted at Smylie's Market Columbus Junction Kalona Wayland Ollie and Wapello Iowa with various days and times.
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